✔ You have two working side mirrors. ✔ All loose glass is removed. ✔ You cover the opening with heavy plastic (not just for weather—for safety). ✔ You drive slowly, directly to a repair shop (less than 10–15 miles). ✔ You keep front windows partially open for fresh airflow.
A broken back window can compromise the structural integrity of your vehicle and pose significant safety risks to you and your passengers. Here are a few concerns: can you drive with a broken back window
